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Countering Violent Extremist use of the Internet

The Internet and social media are factors enabling violent extremist
organizations (VEOs) in Central Asia. They have been identified as a channel of
recruitment –  including for foreign fighters for the conflict in Syria and
Iraq. But what is the scale, scope, and impact of the Internet on the
recruitment of extremists into VEO? How effective is the Internet as a tool of
recruitment, propaganda, and control in the hands of banned extremist groups in
Central Asia?








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The Central Asia Security Forum brings together experts and practitioners from
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Assess the importance of the Internet as a driver of radicalization in Central
Asia relative to other factors.



Identify existing knowledge gaps.



Define recommendations in support of strategic policy options for the prevention
of violent extremism in Central Asia in line with international norms and
conventions.







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ABOUT THE FORUM

A key objective for the Central Asia Security Forum is to promote the
development of strategies aimed at preventing violent extremism in Central Asia
that are evidence-based, proportional, and avoid a negative impact on economic
opportunities, development, and human rights, or that risk promoting violent
opposition.


CONTACT

Contact: Asomiddin Atoev

Email: asomiddin[at]gipi.kg

Tel: +996312545580

Event Date: 12-13 December 2019